Sentence examples for administrative program that from inspiring English sources
Over the next several weeks, the ideas began to take the shape of an administrative program that would allow students to seek out and get support for developing their own civic engagement projects, both international and domestic.
The CBM program is an administrative program that permits a patent defendant to challenge certain financial services' business-method patents in the USPTO using more legal defenses and facing fewer downsides than is typically the case for post-grant challenges to patents in the USPTO.
Maybe Hotakainen, Wise, Matt and Ehlinger think they'll get a Pulitzer Prize or something, but using heart-felt stories about people dying in order to misrepresent an administrative program that was meant to give nuclear workers extra health care, is shameful.
New York points to the preamble to § 131a which sets forth as its purpose the streamlining of administration of the welfare grant system and relies on that part of the HEW program that invites the States to adopt administrative programs that curtail unnecessarily burdensome calculations and paperwork.
Currently, there are 13 subcommittees, each serving at least one of two major purposes: facilitating communication between fellows and the NIH community, or working with the administrative programs that affect the training experience.
Another is to steal IT staffs' credentials and then make use of two administrative tools: PsExec, a program that allows software installations and other tasks to be carried out remotely; and WMIC (Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line) a program that allows PCs to be controlled by typing in commands rather than via a graphical-interface.
The Sonic administrative program is another helper program that provides automation of common Linux administrative actions across all of the compute nodes in parallel.
Including all the administrative costs of running the program, that would probably cost about $8 billion.
PG was the administrative head of the Primary Care Track program that included CPCP.
Imagine the scope, cost and administrative complexity of the guest-worker program that would then be required to replace them.
"It would be foolish to sit here and say we would have a program that was completely error free," said Richard M. Cosgrove Jr., the chief administrative officer for the Department of Motor Vehicles.
